Gpib Defaults - Keithley SourceMeter 2400 User Manual

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GPIB defaults

The GPIB defaults are listed as follows. They are also denoted in
symbol.
Arm-In Event = Immediate
Trigger-In Source = Immediate
Arm Count = 1
Trigger Count = 1
Trigger Delay = 0.0 sec
Delay Action = 0.001 sec
Enabled event detector = Source Event Detector (Delay and Measure detection
disabled)
Enabled output triggers = None
Event detection bypasses = Acceptor (both layers)
With output turned ON (OUTPut ON), the SourceMeter will perform one SDM cycle
when the INITiate command is sent. After the measurement, the SourceMeter returns to
the idle state.
Operation summary
The trigger model is designed to offer versatility for the various source-measure applica-
tions. Typically, it allows you to perform a specified number of measurements at various
source levels.
For example, assume you want to perform three measurements each at two different
V-source levels. (1V and 2V). To do this, set the arm count to two (arm:count 2), the trig-
ger count to three (trigger:count 3), and use the list sourcing mode with the following
defined list:
source:list:volt 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2
On the first pass through the trigger model, three measurements will be performed at the
1V source level. On the second pass, three measurements will be performed at the 2V
source level. After the last measurement, the SourceMeter returns to the idle state. Note
that the product of the arm count (finite value) and trigger count determines the number of
measurements that are performed. In this example, six measurements are performed
(2 × 3).
For details on the list source mode, see
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Triggering
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